 In the space of a few years, androids have completely transformed the world in which we live. By letting androids into our homes and factories, the CyberLife company has made them everyday technology. The founder of CyberLife, Elijah Kampsky, is a very discreet man. Despite being the CEO of the highest valued company in the world, and being voted Man of the Year by Century Magazine, he remains a mystery for most people. That's why we at KNC are so excited to be here, as CyberLife opens its doors for the first time. Elijah Kampsky, could you please tell us where we are? Certainly. Welcome. We're currently in CyberLife's production center in Detroit, where all models are designed and manufactured. More than 10,000 androids come off the production line every day. Fascinating. Could you tell us what your goal was when you founded CyberLife? Well, I simply wanted to use technology to carry out all of our most annoying and repetitive tasks, so we'd have more time to enjoy life. I imagine you must have faced many challenges. Yes, there were technical challenges, but the hardest thing was to design an object that we would want to welcome into our homes. We had to imagine a machine in our own image that resembles us in every way. That moves, breathes, blinks like us. But yet it's smarter and more capable than any human being. Let me show you around. We're here in production unit four. Could you explain in a few words how the androids are made? Sure. Yeah, it's very simple. We use machines to manufacture machines. The removal parts are assembled on a production line, and then we apply a synthetic skin to the whole body. A human operator checks the cognitive abilities with a pre-established protocol, and finally the android is conditioned and sent out throughout the country. Here's your result. Say something. Hello. I am a RZ-400 model. How can I be of service? You can go now. Our androids are already replacing humans in many fields. For example, they represent more than 80% of all university professors and 63% of all medical staff. Tomorrow they'll replace our soldiers. And who knows, maybe one day our leaders will be able to make the best decisions in humanity's interest. Come on. Replacing humans with machines has led to record unemployment of 28%. What do you think about the situation? Uh, okay. The first steam engines also cause an increase in unemployment. But no one today would imagine turning back the clock. Artificial intelligence makes everyday lives easier. Nothing can stop progress. What's happening here is inevitable. These days, more and more people choose to live with an android rather than another human being. Does this development worry you? Everything's much easier than android. Your orders without ever complaining. They can cook, discuss philosophy with you, have intimate relationships according to your desires. They never say no. Obviously they are the perfect partner. Everyone deserves happiness. Why deprive yourself of so-called moral reasons when a machine can make you happy? Many science fiction books tell the story of how machines become more intelligent than us and end up confronting us. Aren't you worried about that possibility? I understand the irrational fears about artificial intelligence, but I assure you that will never happen with a cyber-life android. They're designed to obey humans. They're machines. They can't have a developer any sort of desires or form of consciousness. Are you sure? I'm absolutely certain. You can trust me.